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Shhh, let's not speculate on our good luck today and hope these things will happen again 🤣

She is drawn to him, but she may not be conscious of her feelings. Also, she is focused on revenge and obtaining justice for herself and the real JL. Even if she were to realise her potential future feelings for him, I believe she would hesitate to pursue them due to her past experiences of being used and betrayed by a man she loved and trusted. But because she is unaware of her attraction, she is getting closer to him slowly and unintentionally. I think in general both of them think they are in control of whatever is going on between them

People shouldn't engage with them at all. Just ignore them and let their comments sink to the bottom of the comment section, never to be seen again.

He is using the princess as his excuse for his actions. Imagine the mental gymnastics required to behave the way he did toward his wife and kill someone he holds dear. What kind of human being would think that was the right thing to do in that situation? If he thought he had no way out (running away, hiding, or anything else), why didn't he just kill the princess or himself? He is a disgusting, selfish coward, and the actor portrays him very well!

Poor him, he gets punished even when he does his work, like spying on her 😅

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Yeah, I hope she will stay as Jiang Li as well, as returning to be her old self wouldn't make sense storywise. But who knows what they are going to do in the drama 🙄

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I was laughing so hard when, after so many overdramatic jumps from the balcony in one scene, the guard fell into a wooden bucket 🤣🤣🤣

She was such a product of her era, the typical woman who only lives for her husband at the expense of everything else. She literally forsook all of her intelligence and talents for this love; she was there to give her all only for his ambition and his family. And while it is beautiful to love another person and care for them, you can't live their lives and be there on standby until they come back to you. And in the end, after she literally sacrificed everything she had for him, he killed her. I hope she will have a proper revenge and then be free and happy with somebody who can love her for real. Whatever the princess was doing to him, he could have taken her and his family and left the capital to live somewhere far away but alive. The cowardly him decided her life was worth sacrificing, and who knows how many excuses he has for himself to play the victim. He is more disgusting than the princess because he was her husband. 🤮

Yes, I see it now. I couldn’t see the discussion section on the app, so I had to go on the browser. Ps. As for the emperor, if he is not horrible, he might forgive her, given her circumstances. Or, if she is in some powerful position at the end of the drama. 😉 Who knows, I am just wondering if she will ever return to her real identity.

I don't care too much about comparing, only when the adaptation is done terribly. 🤣 There were a couple of dramas that I liked more than their paper counterparts. Normally, I don't read at the same time when I watch, but I might if I can't wait. 🤪

It is very good, and they do make it lighter in a few episodes with a bit of humour, etc. So it is not always dramatically sad like at the beginning when it went full blast with angst.

I'm concerned for the mental state of these people... when you think they are so passionate about things like this, it is a bit disturbing to say the least 😱 like... where do you find the time to complain so much about a drama you dont like or watch, to the point to report it 😅 I hope it will not be a problem to the drama before it ends. ☹️

I was behind on a few episodes because of work, and today I binge-watched them. Now I can only suffer with the rest of you 🥲 I need to read the novel now

PS. I really enjoy the overly dramatic entrances of the characters, as they are so pleasing to the eyes, both leads. I liked her red attire in that one scene. So pretty! Don't get me started on his black and red clothes; it is my favourite colour combination. 🤣

So, I was thinking she will never be able to return to her first identity or make it public because she lied to the emperor. She came to him under a false name, etc. As the novel was a transmigration type and she was in another body, I guess only a few people knew at the end who she was. I'm wondering if in the show she will always keep her current identity.

No, it is not modern, but the type of humour is a bit modern in a way (at the beginning there is nothing light or funny, but later there is), and some customs, makeup, etc., are not really accurate, but it never really is in dramas. I really enjoy it so far

I didn’t realize it had started! Just two episodes in, and so far, I love it. Even some over-the-top scenes are likeable 😆 and for once they managed to change the transmigration with something that makes remote sense, not like those terrible face swaps 😅😅😅

I didn't say I wanted him to date a kid, but I just prefer some kind of unexpected ending 🤣